What does it do?
From one image it generates the complete set of icons a modern website needs, plus the files that reference them:
| File | Size | Used by |
|---|
| favicon.ico | 16, 32, 48 | Browsers, legacy tools |
| favicon.svg | vector | Modern browsers (if the source is SVG) |
| apple-touch-icon.png | 180 | iOS home screen |
| icon-192.png, icon-512.png | 192, 512 | Android, PWA install |
| icon-maskable-512.png | 512 | Android adaptive icons |
| site.webmanifest | — | PWA metadata |
It also writes the link tags for your head, and lets you download everything as a ZIP.
Tips
- Start from an SVG or a square PNG of at least 512px.
- Logos with thin details become unreadable at 16px: simplify the 16 and 32px versions if needed.
Perguntas frequentes
›Do I still need favicon.ico?
Yes. Some browsers, RSS readers and tools request /favicon.ico directly without reading your HTML. The generated .ico contains 16, 32 and 48px versions; modern browsers prefer favicon.svg when it exists.
›What is a maskable icon?
Android crops PWA icons into circles, squircles or other shapes. A maskable icon has a solid background and keeps the logo inside the central safe zone, so nothing important is cut off.
›Is my logo uploaded?
No. The icons are drawn on a canvas in your browser and the ZIP is built locally with JSZip.